The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-05-26
AMERICUa NEWS.

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AMERICUS NEWS.
TUESDAY, May 17.-Grandma De-
baum is going to move into the house
| town.
Robert McCaw had the misfortune
| to lose one of his most valuable horses
night before last.
We have been having abundant
showers the last few days. The glad
faces of the farmers and others testify
/ to this fact.
rived from Sweden to-day, and one
| that is on the road is expected to be
here soon.
The balance of the wall paper for the
| NJ. E. church arrived by express from
New York city the other day and will
be put on Immediately. The ladies of
the church meet Thursday to put in
place the new carpet and otherwise
prepare the edifice for worship. The
building has been undergoing thorough
| repair inside. BURLOw.
The best of meats at White s. Shiel-
bly's.
Henning's stock is increasing, while
prices are decreasing; his goods speak
| for themselves, and if you call on him
you are bound to trade, because he will
give you bargains.
Buy your spring and summer cloth
| ing of j. d. Gibson.
Henning's to buy or sell your pro-
duce.
Best stock of boots and shoes at Glib
sons.
More goods and More bargains at
| GibSOn'S next week.
Bull dog brooches at Gibson's.
Butter and eggs. Tressler & Lowry
want all you have to spare. Remem-
| Der, they handle fine line Of spring
| and summer dress goods, boots, shoes
| and gents furnishing goods. They
| will compete with any house in the
| west. We mean business. Call and
see US.
THURSDAY, May 19.-The cemetery
company have been having the old
grass burnt off the cemetery and will
hereafter keep it moved.
| j. b. Miller has completed substan-
tial board sidewalk along the entire
side of their block.
Frank Rice is hauling rock prepare
tory to building residence in the east
part of town:
The carpenters commenced work the
fore part of this week on a large frame
house for Thomas White on Cahola
creek.
F. Henning's father is at present Wis
iting him here in the city.
The rain north of us on Monday was
said to be veritable water spout, as
the rain fell in torrents.
Mr.. j. b. Miller and family expect
to start tomorrow for their newly ac-
quired home in Arkansas. May sue
cess go with them. Arkansas gains
one good citizen, and what is her gain
is our loss. BURLOW.
All kinds of meat and the lowest
prices at the new shop of White &
Shiebley's.
Remember, we handle -four and feed
exclusively, and can and will make
you prices that will save you money
We will grind your graham, corn choI
or mixed feed, or exchange anything
we have for grain. Cash also paid fol
, grain. This is no idle talk, but is paiC
for and we mean it. At the Americul
Windmill.
Henning's for fresh roasted coffee.
Large stock of spring and summe
dry goods. Latest patterns, newes
styles. Just received at j. d. Glib
sons.
Henning's for -four and cure,
, meats.
/ White dress goods at j. D. Gibsons
t complete line of clothing as you vii
8 find in larger towns. An new-Lates
l styles-They always fit you-See 70
3 yourself.
Do YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING
If 80, it will pay you to buy your lime
, sand, hair, cement, etc., OF G. III. Bige
l low.
AMERICUs Kas. May 2I.-John Cor
, yers returned from the far weSty ester
day.
!, Tressler and Loury, sport new avn
, ing in front of their store.
: John Hodgeson returned from Mon
n tana yesterday, on few day visit t
3 his wife and friends.
The paper for the windows of tn
| NJ. e. church arrived yesterday, and
! being put on to-day.
Every appearance of rain this morI
ing.
= Items are not an over abundant CON
. modify as nearly all except bushes
and professional men are in the corI
I field. BURLow.
MAY 2S.-John Bond and lady wen
to Usage City yesterday to visit d. !
Roberts, wife and baby. 1t will no.
be in order to call them Grandpa an
Grandma" Bond.
. Jansen and Freyschlagg are in town
al Another nice rain last night and SeS
. eral people enjoyed the benefit of it &
ing home from church. During tn
!, rain lightning struck telegraph pol
+ on the TOWNSHIP and knocked the wiz
: down.
Thateh came home on short bus
= ness trip Saturday, and expects to N
turn tomorrow.
81 The Americas brass band will Civ
\ concert at Dunlap in the near future
u We bespeak for them full house
they meet with the success their meri
r deserves.
q Quarterly meeting services were hel
3 at the n. Z. church yesterday. TheT
r were nearly 200 communicates.
II MAY 24.-F. J. Robertson of Tipto1
: Missouri, is visiting friends in Amer
y Gus and viewing the country.
John Sims and family moved b
!. household goods into the city yeste
day.
ing the district court during the Coma
: a very severe rain and hail storI
N passed just west OF us in Fruitland tn
y morning.
n S. ID. Cahill has purchased the int
! est of Mr.. Greenlee of the firm of ClaI
L s. GreenIee, real estate agents, and wi
3 assume control in the near future.
20 Birckett & Birckett had a small rul
1e away this morning, doing considerab
t, damage TO their meat wagon.
a. D. n. Huested is busiiy engaged
~ making windmill towers for J. G. Al
u dersOn s. Co. BURLow.